DHS had previously disclosed its findings that multiple states were subjected to hacking — likely by Russia — but waited approximately one year before telling the individual states; a decision which has come under fire. “It is completely unacceptable that it has taken DHS over a year to inform our office of Russian scanning of our systems, despite repeated requests for information,” California Secretary of State Alex Padilla said in a statement, as reported by the AP. Though the DHS didn’t publicly announce the list of states that were hacked, the AP contacted every state and received confirmations from Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Iowa, Maryland, Minnesota, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, Texas, and Washington. DHS also didn’t say who was responsible for the hacking, but the Wisconsin Election Commission said its systems were hacked by “Russian government cyber actors.” Though officials noted that most states’ systems were not actually breached (rather, hackers only got as far as “preparatory activity,” per the AP), at least one state’s was: Illinois. style en hiver Legislation was then introduced to keep Robert Mueller from being fired.September 15, 2017 style en hiver Mueller, who was appointed as special counsel to lead the Russia investigation in May,impaneled style en hiver Page reportedy denied a "direct relationship" with the Russian government, but he also admitted to meetings with Russian officials. He characterized these meetings as "greetings," according to theDaily Beast. style en hiver
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